Restaurateur jailed for running companies while disqualified – GOV.UK

Following a joint investigation by the Insolvency Service and the Metropolitan Police, Sarkis Agop Kouyoumdjian (55), of Kensington High Street, West London, appeared at Southwark Crown Court on Friday 14 September where he also received a nine year directorship disqualification. The court heard that in November 2011, Sarkis Kouyoumdjian voluntarily accepted a disqualification undertaking in…

Corporate insolvency risk industries – The CEO Magazine (blog)

In the world of corporate insolvency, the list of industries at the highest risk of insolvency has changed very little over the last ten years. According to ASICs Insolvency Statistics, of the over 11,000 corporate insolvencies in Australia annually, 76% come from five industries: Construction (19%), Accommodation and food services (10%), Retail trade (7%), Transport…

Katie Hopkins applies for insolvency agreement to avoid bankruptcy after losing libel case – The Independent

Katie Hopkins has applied for an insolvency agreement in a last-ditch attempt to avoid bankruptcy after losing a libel case to food writer and poverty campaigner Jack Monroe. The controversial columnist was ordered to pay Monroe £24,000 in damages and legal costs in March last year after the High Court ruled comments the rig… Read…

Ameritech Financial: More Corporations Offering Assistance With College and Student Loan Debt – Markets Insider

ROHNERT PARK, Calif., Sept. 17, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — Ameritech Financial is closely following the recent trend of companies offering employees assistance with college education. Such programs can help to minimize student debt or pay it off, depending on the specifics of the program. For example, companies such as Starbucks, UPS, Wells Fargo and Comcast are offering employees…

Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) faced potential insolvency during the last financial crisis – Live Trading News

Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) faced potential insolvency during the last financial crisis Ten years ago, amidst the worst financial crises since the Great Depression, the American auto industry almost died. By Fall 2008, the Big Three US car companies of General Motors, Chrysler, and Ford faced potential insolvency, and without swift government intervention, their futures were…

Carillion, the tip of the iceberg, but the good ship construction cannot change its course – Construction Global – Construction News, Magazine and Website

Carillion, the tip of the iceberg, but the good ship construction cannot change its course by Ian Anfield, Hudson Contract managing director Figures published last week highlight the fact that our major contractors are a spent force, and ultimately why they should no longer be allowed to dominate the industry and influence government policy around…